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What’s new in Magento 2.0?
Deliveries allow you to update automatically stock.Arrived available products automatically update customer’s pending orders (they can be now dispatched or not).Supply needs are automatically updated.Real buying costs are generated ( gross price + absorptions costs), product and supplier are linked showing last price and buying date for this supplier
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What’s new in Magento 2.0?
The first and most obvious difference that will be spotted by developers is a different folder structure. Media folder, errors folder, get.php, cron.php and index.php files are all moved to a pub folder. Skin and js folders are also moved to a pub/static folder. This makes it easier to manage static content with CDN. The database connection string is now defined in app/etc/config.php instead of the local.xml where it was previously located.Theme folder organization is also different now. .Changes to modules have been made in a similar fashion. Paths to modules now contain both vendors name(namespace) and module name.These are the most obvious changes and this article will not go into more esoteric details, but suffice it to say, the folder structure now makes more sense, has been cleaned up and re-organized, and will provide developers with a more streamlined approach to customization..
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Pervasive Performance Upgrades
The Magento team has focused a lot of their efforts in making Magento 2.0 perform much better than the older version, in almost every measurable aspect.
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Full page caching
Full page caching is now a part of both Community and Enterprise editions of Magento. This means that Magento will cache category and product pages, as well as CMS pages, serving them as if they were static HTML pages. Performance boosts for page load-times is significant since the Magento doesn’t need to make database queries to present the page to the user. The cached version of all pages are located in /var/page_cache folder and are automatically updated when a product is added, edited or other changes are applied.
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Optimized code base
Advanced code design patterns were used when creating Magento. This will naturally guide developers into using those patterns and producing their own code in accordance with best practices. A lot of documentation exists on the topic of using design patterns when developing software, and wide spread acceptance of these practices is something the Magento team counts on with this new release. The end result will be better quality code, which is easier to maintain and upgrade.Magento 2.0 Enterprise comes with an exciting new feature that allows separate databases to be used by the same Magento instance. One database could hold all the product, CMS and category info while another database handles the checkout process. The third instance could be used to take care of order management. Each of the three databases can also be configured to have one or more ‘slave’ databases that serve as load balancers and backups. Scalability potential is enormous.
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about magento1
Magento officially started development in early 2007. Seven months later, on August 31, 2007, the first public beta version was released.Varien, the company owning Magento, formerly worked with osCommerce. It had originally planned to fork osCommerce but later decided to rewrite it as Magento.In February 2011, eBay announced it had made an investment in Magento in 2010, worth a 49% ownership share of the company. On June 6, 2011, eBay announced that it would be acquiring the rest of Magento, which would join its new X.Commerce initiative. Magento’s CEO and co-founder Roy Rubin wrote on the Magento blog that “Magento will continue to operate out of Los Angeles, with Yoav Kutner and me as its leaders.Yoav Kutner left Magento in April 2012 citing the vision for Magento having changed since the time of acquisition due to high level staff changes.
As a result of the breakup of eBay following Carl Icahn’s raid, Magento was spun out as an independent company by the new owner Permira private equity fund on 3 November 2015.
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Magento Commerce (On-Premises)
Magento Commerce (On-Premises), previously “Magento Enterprise Edition” is derived from Magento Open Source and has the same core files. Unlike Open Source, this is not free, but has more features and functionality. This product is designed for large businesses that require technical support with installation, usage, configuration, and troubleshooting. Although Magento Commerce has annual maintenance fees, neither Open Source nor Commerce (On-Premises) include hosting. The Magento team develops Magento Commerce by cooperating with users and third parties. Development on the 2.X branch of Magento Commerce is coordinated publicly on GitHub
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Magento Open Source
Magento Open Source, previously Magento Community Edition, is an open-source eCommerce platform. Developers can implement the core files and extend its functionality by adding new plug-in modules provided by other developers. Since the first public beta version was released in 2007, Magento Open Source has been developed and customized in order to provide a basic eCommerce platform.The current release and each of the previous historical release versions of the 1.X and 2.X version branches of Magento Open Source are available on the Magento Commerce, Inc. website for download as single-file downloads[8] Development of the 2.X version branch of Magento CE is coordinated publicly on GitHub.The latest actively supported versions of Magento Open Source are CE 1.9.3 and 2.2.0
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Magento Consulting & Partners
Magento Solution Partners are companies that have extensive experience implementing and adjusting Magento websites. Anyone who is interested in modifying their Magento website can find a Magento Solution Partner in Magento’s official Solution Partner Directory.Magento Technology Partners are companies or products that help merchants improve their website out of the box. Their solutions and extensions cover more than 20 different categories including marketing automation, payments, content management, shipping, tax, hosting, and performance. To ensure quality and compatibility, all Magento Technology Partners pass a rigorous business and technology review. Magento Technology Partners can be found in the official website directory
There are different types of Magento Solution Partners. Some solution partners not only provide full website development but also 24/7 Magento Support. Others are focused on Magento Security , full project builds or fields they feel strong at.
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